Aleksandr Tatarskiy Movies

Extraordinarily detailed and beautifully drawn animation of a bizarre and surreal world; the domestic life of a fat man, his wife, a sort of...

One decent citizen was having lunch and indifferently looking at the fish in his aquarium. But suddenly a real monster emerged from the muddy water....

Animated TV magazine for schoolchildren, including the cartoons "A Box with Pencils", "Have You Seen a Hare?" and "Rubik's Cube - clowning".

A poetic view of Russian animation and of cultural and social transformations Russian society has been gone through. It is about multi faceted and...

An ostrich is trying to learn how to fly in a dessert.

A young caterpillar yearns to fly like the butterflies and birds, but cannot launch himself high enough to do so ... until a couple start playing...

"Good Night, Little Ones!" is a Russian-language children's show created by Alexander Tatarsky & Eduard Uspensky that was first aired in 1964. This...

An old sea captain and his student decide to take part in the international regatta. At the same time an amateur thief steals a statue of Aphrodite...

How to get warm while camping

The history of Russian animated films.

About careful attitude to water resources.

Two babies are in dire need of pacification.

The first floor takes place somewhere in the Far East. The second floor contains the leaning Tower of Pisa under construction. The third is about...

How a monkey became a man, and then a monkey again because of an addiction to a bottle.

About the danger posed to passers-by by an intoxicated driver.

Funny adventures of the clumsy fellow whom his wife dispatched to the forest to bring home a New Year tree...

The first, "underground" film by Tatarsky and Kovalev based on G. Borodin.

A little man nicknamed Parasolka got tired of rainy gray days. It made him get leave faster and, like thousands of his countrymen, fly away from...

The pilots decided to spend time fishing in the vicinity of Berdichev.

Short animation of a Russian folk tale, made in 1981. A parody of the fable by Ivan Krylov "The Crow and the Fox".